Paul Richards
Dividing the Lib-Con coalition
Kate Green MP
Jonathan Reynolds MP
James Plunkett
Nur Laiq
Steve Cockburn
Rachel Reeves MP
Louisa Thomson
Alex Bigham
Rupa Huq
Hannah Blythyn
David Chaplin & Jamie McMahon
Maria Carolina Latorre
Judith Fisher
Theo Blackwell
David Hencke
Liz Kendall MP
News and views from the education frontline
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Labour links
- The Labour party
- Young Labour
- Labour Students
- The Co-op party
- European Parliamentary Labour party
- Party of European Socialists
- Unions Together
- LGA Labour Group
- Change we see
Blogs
- Alastair Campbell
- Anthony Painter
- Bloggers4Labour
- Comment is free
- Conor Ryan
- Cllr Bob Piper
- Boris Watch
- The Daily Dish (Andrew Sullivan)
- Dave Hill's London blog
- Darren Murphy
- David Hencke
- Denis MacShane
- Emma Reynolds MP
- Engage
- The Euston Manifesto
- Fox in parliament
- Euston Manifesto
- Freemania
- Gareth Butler History Trust
- Go Fourth
- Greater Manchester Fabian Society
- Harry's Place
- The Honeyball Buzz
- Hopi Sen
- Kate Green MP
- Kerry McCarthy
- Kezia Dugdale
- LabourHome
- LabourList
- Labour Matters
- LabourWomen
- Left Foot Forward
- Liberal Conspiracy
- Liz Kendall
- Luke Akehurst
- Mark Bennett
- Mike Ion
- Next Left
- Nick Cohen
- NormBlog
- Oliver Kamm
- OpenLeft
- Pat McFadden
- Phillipe Legrain
- Pickled Politics
- Political Hack UK
- Politics for People
- Political Scrapbook
- Rob Carr - A Novocastrian Abroad
- Rob Chesworth
- Robert Sharp
- Rupa Huq
- Sadiq Khan
- Sarah Hayward
- Seema Malhotra
- Stephen Beer
- Tank the Tories
- Theo's Blog
- The Audacity of Pope
- Tim McLoughlin
- Tom Harris
- Tory Stories
- Tory Troll
- ToUChstone blog
- Tygerland
Progressive links
- Christian Socialist Movement
- Democratiya
- Demos
- Fabian Society
- Foreign Policy Centre
- ippr
- Jewish Labour Society
- Labour Campaign for International Development
- Labour Friends of Iraq
- Labour Friends of Israel
- Labour Friends of Palestine & the Middle East
- Labour Humanists
- Labour Uncut
- New Local Government Network
- Policy Network
- Scientists for Labour
- Social Market Foundation
- Smith Institute
- Stephen Twigg for West Derby
- Unions 21
Other Labour Parties
- Irish Labour Party
- Dutch Labour Party
- New Zealand Labour Party
- Australian Labour Party
- Israeli Labour Party
- Maltese Labour Party
Opposition links
Other political links
David versus Goliath

We have launched the David versus Goliath campaign to raise much-needed cash online for Labour marginal seat candidates who have been targeted for years by Lord Ashcroft's money, the Davids across the country who are standing up to the Goliath whose influence is making itself felt.
As much is made of the British sense of fair play we think that the time has come to provide activists and voters with the opportunity to donate to our brave campaigners, the underdog Davids pounding the streets to make sure Labour's voice is heard.
So over the next few weeks, we will be profiling candidates in the seats which will determine the outcome of the next election and sorts of big bucks they are facing. Read on to see what evidence they have of the glossy magazines and posted mailings flooding their local streets and the valiant efforts they are making to show that Labour has the best policies to win in 2010.
Read the candidates' stories below and donate whatever amount you can to their campaign. £5 pays for leaflets for two streets, £50 pays for leaflets for 20 streets. This can make the crucial difference in getting our message across to voters. You can find the donation link at the end of each candidate's story.
You can also read more about Lord Ashcroft's donations here
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